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Got back from food shopping to find this in the hall . . . I wonder what I can be??? Well look what's in the box It's a big beastie In it's proper environment . . .And that is a 5L conical poking it's head out No problem fitting the lid with a 5L conical in place, with the rack in...

OK You can buy New AEB ones from The Malt Miller for 80 Quid. The ones I have have been fully refurbished including new O rings and poppets and a new silicone lid seal. Functionally they are perfect if a little battered cosmetically. As you can see they hold pressure, the bail bar is not...

. . . . I actually had to do some work :evil: :evil: :evil:

Didn't really want to do this and have them on here and on eBay but needs must. In the vain hope of raising funds for my 150L Jacketed conical, I have decided that I need to cull my corny herd. I've sold one breeding pair, via PM to a member on here and thought I would offer the next pair...

Just wanted to ask, if you are selling stuff on the Bay of E, is it jolly bad form edit your listing to say "STOP WATCHING THIS AND GET BIDDING YOU CHEAPSKATES!!" I suspect the answer may be yes, but wanted to check :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:

I've just found out that one of my recipes is going to be brewed by Greene King!! :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: American Dark will be available across the Greene King estate in a few weeks :party: :party: :party: :party: Caution You Are now entering the <Smug Zone>

You lot only have yourself to blame!! All your discussions on Electronic dodads, have forced me to ask She for once of these for Christmas. Initially I'm using it to monitor the temps of my new Plate Chiller (In and Out, Wort AND Coolant) . . . but It will probably be used for fermentation...

"The English are feeling the pinch in relation to recent events in Syria and have therefore raised their security level from "Miffed" to "Peeved." Soon, though, security levels may be raised yet again to "Irritated" or even "A Bit Cross." The English have not been "A Bit Cross" since the blitz...

Daft Name . . . Fantastic Beer! Mole is the latest in a range of beers to come out of Wibblers brewery named after country animals. it is a strictly one off annual special, and consists of two gyles from the mash tun one at around 10-12% (the Wobbly. . . wonder why it's called that) and one at...

Don't know if this is the right section for this, but my comment was aimed fairly and squarely at an erroneous conclusion drawn by someone from the book. I stand by my comments In no way can you compare a modern 'Hop Forward' American IPA to a traditional British IPA! And I find the vast...

This happened when filming for Top Gear Korea (I assume South Korea)

Well finally getting to brew This The burner is lit under the kettle, grain weighed out and ready to crush. Mash Tuns sorted (yes 2 . . . I must fettle my 80L tun :roll: ) BRING IT ON!! :cheers:

. . . . Spend time in the local A and E :roll: Christmas Day ride . . . Our Horse Unseated Rider . . . Result one broken collar bone, and only 40 minutes in A n E . . . Back home in time to finish off the trimmings on the meal and get it on the table. SWMBO in lots of pain and really grumpy...

Ok about time I did another batch of this, and while I'm trying to wake up a tube of WLP0838 that went out of date in may I may as well do it because its going to be a quick one :) Aiming for 80L at 1.052. 31 IBU and 68EBC (75% Efficiency and Tinseths) 12000g Pale Malt 2250g Flaked Oats...

This is a premium quality 'No Boil' beer kit comprising 2Kg of light dry malt extract, and a couple of sachets of pre isomerised hop pellets (Hallertau Hersbrucker), a couple of sachets of grains (crushed crystal malts) and a genuine lager yeast (Brewferm 12g sachet). I got mine from The Home...

Finally managed to knock this little number together. It feels a little more involved than making up a 2 can kit . . . especially if like me, you apply a few few 'advanced' brewing techniques. The instructions are OK, and following them you can produce a good beer. What is especially...

Expensive top of the range kit from Canada. As it is only concentrated to 7.5 Litres this adds considerably to the shipping costs which goes some way to explain the high price. These kits are traditionally brewed (i.e Mashed and Boiled) then concentrated, so compared to kits that are blended...

Also covers Analysis of Brewing Techniques, Fix and Fix Both these books discuss the 'theory' of brewing very heavily, without really discussing the practical application of the theory, the Author is assuming that you can take the information presented, and with your practical experience apply...

OK Having killed my Norfrost Chest freezer through forgetting to connect up the compressor heater for winter use ( :evil: ) I have been on the look for a 'new' keg fridge. I've always been partial to those commercial bottle coolers, but they are a bit expensive second hand (350-500 quid) still...

Having finally got so p!ssed off with my Electric shaver last year I bought myself a Merkur Futur (stainless) DE razor and entered the mysterious world of DE Shaving . . . . And 1 Year on I love it :party: So much so that I am now looking at getting another razor . . . this time looking for...